Juno Jump Start | Carney’s public safety minister wrote immigration pleas for accused terrorist

Carney’s public safety minister lobbied for a man identified by authorities as a member of a terrorist organization, Candice Malcolm discusses Poilivere’s new hawkish tone on immigration, and more.

Carney’s public safety minister wrote immigration pleas for accused terrorist

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s public safety minister previously lobbied for a man identified by immigration authorities as a member of a terrorist organization, urging them to approve his permanent residency despite national security concerns.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | Poilievre DOUBLES DOWN on new hawkish immigration stance

On this episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice is joined by political commentator and new Juno News host Wyatt Claypool. They discuss Conservative Leader Pierre Poilivere’s new hawkish tone on immigration, and the total media meltdown over it.

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Poilievre: More immigrants must leave Canada than enter for next few years

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Canada needs fewer immigrants to come into the country than are leaving for the next couple of years, until Canada’s infrastructure and services can keep up with the increased demand.

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Canadians divided, uncertain over Carney’s leadership in trade talks: poll

As U.S. President Donald Trump puts pressure on Canada with new 35 per cent tariffs on August 1, Canadians remain divided over how Prime Minister Mark Carney should respond or if he is the right person to do so.

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Carney tells Canadians tariff-free trade deal unlikely with U.S.

Prime Minister Mark Carney told the media on Tuesday that a new trade deal with the United States will likely include some tariffs.

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Nenshi kicks off MLA career bashing Smith, announcing NDP summer tour

Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi kicked off his career as an MLA with a direct attack on Premier Danielle Smith.

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Smith doubles down: seven year olds shouldn’t be exposed to graphic sex books

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pushing back against critics of her government’s policy to remove sexually explicit content from school libraries, saying she “won’t apologize” for protecting children from inappropriate material.

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Bobby Orr slams Ron MacLean over Don Cherry accusations

The long-running feud between former Hockey Night in Canada co-hosts Don Cherry and Ron MacLean has reignited over the former’s departure from the program, with hockey legend Bobby Orr jumping to Cherry’s defence.

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Trump-backed U.S. dairy lobby pushes Canada to end supply management

The U.S. dairy industry is ramping up pressure on Ottawa to dismantle its supply management system, in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to impose 35 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods as of Aug. 1.

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Proposal to ditch U.S. for China challenged by experts

As Canada faces escalating trade tensions with the United States, two economic policy commentators are urging Ottawa to re-engage with China and reduce its reliance on the American market, a proposal critics say ignores the fundamental risks posed by the Chinese Communist Party.

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The Daily Brief | Poilievre chimes in on Carney's ethics disclosure

Poilievre is calling on Carney to sell his investments and answer for misleading Canadians about conflicts of interest during the election after an ethics disclosure revealed over 100 conflicts of interest.

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Police charge 13, including minors, in organized home invasion, theft ring

Peel Regional Police have dismantled an organized crime group operating across the Greater Toronto Area, responsible for stabbings, break-ins, and vehicle thefts. The group “primarily” relied on youth to scout targets and carry out home invasions and car thefts, police say.

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Canada’s supply management system is blocking trade deal with U.S.: expert

As U.S. President Donald Trump threatens a 35 per cent tariff on Canadian exports, a consumer policy expert says Canada’s decades-old supply management regime is a core obstacle to resolving the trade dispute with the U.S.

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Canada’s obesity rate surged during COVID-19 lockdowns

COVID-19 lockdowns led to a stark increase in Canada’s obesity rate, particularly with Class III or severe obesity, which is “strongly associated with increased risk of morbidity and death.”

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